Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Divorce & Separation
It depends what is the basis for your adjustment of status.
Yes, you can do it based on hardship, and later, if you need to change it, request to change it to a 751 waiver.
No, unlawful reentry after removal means he must wait outside the US for 10 years before he can even apply for a waiver to return.
You have the same chances as anyone else. Your overstay in 1992 should not prevent you from getting a visa.
Your status is determined by the I-94. The visa expiration means you cannot enter the U.S. without getting a new visa, it does not determine the...
You will need to prove you have complied with all child support in order to immigrate. If you depart the U.S., you will need to get the order...
His company, once he has one, can hire you in an H1b field if you are qualified.
Your question does not pertain to your immigration. If you are in danger, you should contact a womens shelter and/or the police.
It is not at all likely that your husband would be arrested at the U.S. embassy.
There is no type of visa that allows one to come to the United States in order to try to find work here.
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